reporter; journalist; correspondent

to remember; to recall; to keep in mind

a written account of facts or events; minutes of a meeting

to have no memory of; to fail to remember a past experience or information

to remember; to bear in mind; to learn by heart; to keep firmly in one's memory

To record information on a form or in a book for statistics or reference; to check in at a hotel or event.

(socialist and communist organizations) the chief official of a local or central party branch

the ability to store and recall information in the mind; also the mental impression of past events

notebook for writing or taking notes

To put down in writing; to make a record of events or information.

to label or designate something using words, graphics, or signs

a written record of daily events, thoughts, or work; journal

general secretary or secretary-general (especially of the Communist Party)

records or notes taken during a class, meeting, or while reading

a mark, sign, symbol, or notation made to aid in memory, identification, or recognition

press conference; news conference

to keep firmly in mind; to remember vividly or securely

A physical trace or visible sign; a mark, imprint, or track.

the ability to remember or the faculty of memory; one's mental capacity for retaining information

to write down or make a record of something

To remember with concern; to keep thinking about or worry about someone or something.

to engrave on one's mind; to remember firmly; to always bear in mind

to recall or recollect something from memory

The classic Ming dynasty novel by [[吴承恩|吳承恩|wu2 cheng2 en1]], one of the Four Great Classical Novels; follows the monk Xuanzang and his disciples on a quest to India

one's ability to remember or retain information

A written account of a person's life and deeds.

secretariat; office of a secretary

to bear in mind; to be sure to remember; must always remember

to remember past events clearly, as if they had just happened; to be still fresh in one's mind

The definitive history of early China from the Yellow Emperor to the Han dynasty, written by [[司马迁|司馬遷|si1 ma3 qian1]]; the first and most famous of the [[二十四史|二十四史|er4 shi2 si4 shi3]].

to write a narrative account; to record and narrate events or history

notebook; paper notepad used for recording miscellaneous matters; (computing) notepad application; laptop computer

to be old enough to start forming and retaining memories of events from one's childhood

a colored mark or spot present on the skin from birth

To remember something incorrectly or to misremember.

To record points or marks in a game, competition, or student examination

news reporter; journalist

to record income and expenses in an account book; bookkeeping

prose or writing that records what one saw, experienced, and felt during a trip; a travelogue

documentary film; newsreel; now more commonly written as [[纪录片|紀錄片|ji4 lu4 pian4]]

A formal meeting where news is released to invited reporters and media outlets

diary; a physical book used for keeping a personal record of events and thoughts

to remember with reverence; to keep something firmly and respectfully in mind; used as a polite way to tell someone that you will not forget their advice or teachings

To record or sign a person's name on a document or ballot to indicate responsibility or ownership

To record or write down something by hand

To hold onto resentment or harbor a grudge against someone for a past grievance; often used to describe someone who is unforgiving.

A short section at the end of a book or article used to explain the purpose, process of writing, background, or supplementary content; epilogue; afterword

to be unable to remember or recall; to have forgotten